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"Has been included on his platform"

Some b-roll is your definition of inclusion?

nxxnxnxj Yh sorry a 10 sec shot of him on the red carpet isn't actually inclusion but

guys that's really not the point

The fact of the matter is, these artists
Ignore black media on the carpet alllllllll the time

There's no point in arguing about this specific guy

[CREAM.]

Fuck this man 

[BAPHOMET.]

Fuck this man

[Dr Naomi Campbell]

Yh fuck Jamal and his ghetto ass channel

[DraeDrizzl3]

Yh fuck Jamal and his ghetto ass channel

[Barbie Dangerous]

"Has been included on his platform"

Some b-roll is your definition of inclusion?

nxxnxnxj Yh sorry a 10 sec shot of him on the red carpet isn't actually inclusion but

guys that's really not the point

The fact of the matter is, these artists
Ignore black media on the carpet alllllllll the time

There's no point in arguing about this specific guy

This thread was made specially about this particular man so yes, there is a point in arguing.

[GLOCK]

And the owner of this media outlet HAS included Lil Nas X on his platform

Stop trying to villainize him with this "he scared of da gays!" mess.

My issue isn't with the outlet itself but with the reporter, who was the face of the outlet for this event..

The person in the video IS the owner.

Jamaal Finkley, CEO of BlackTree,

Finkley can be heard in the video telling the likes of rappers Gucci Mane and Quavo of the Migos, "Don't just do PEOPLE!" (Interesting enough, both mens' names popped up for interviews secured with Billboard that night.)

[GLOCK]

King was probably in awe of all that pink 

[Ｂｏｏｍｚ]

Fuck this man

[Barbie Dangerous]

Fuck this man

[BAPHOMET.]

fuck trannies

[Barbie Dangerous]

fuck trannies

[Ｂｏｏｍｚ]

Maybe he'll have better luck at the Hoodie Awards!

ki-cackle-ki!

[Drogon]

Fuck this man

[Drogon]

fuck trannies